Labor Roundup Brassy Workers Move Against Union Chief
Compiled from dispatches ten local brass workers in district six revolt against Reid Robinson international president. Leaders bar Robinson from wage policy conference in Waterbury Connecticut. Local leaders accuse him of Communist line loyalty and plan early meetings to withdraw from the international union. Robinson contends the conference is illegitimate due to officer removal by Local 251 executive committee.
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Allis Chalra' IC
Fersulon
Ifty Battels
Reid Robinson
Butte, Mont
Robinson
Conncticut
Reid
Waterbury
Six Hurt In S A Traffic Incidents Weekend
Six persons were injured in weekend traffic accidents, police reported Monday. Auto collisions at the Municipal airport entrance and a separate motorcycle crash on South Flores Street left victims with bruises, lacerations, and possible head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Gailan
Box 336
Robert Mart Hack
Box 114
Military Highway
Marie E. Lopez
Sapa “Tger
Gaitan
Gailan
Jimmy Schuh
Bergs Mill
Woodhull Drive
Mission Read
Robert B. Creen Hospital
Wort Spt
Jack Forester
East Young Street
Walter S. Thedford
Spencer Street
Piles Relief At Home Treatment Promoted
Dr. D. A. Johnson, a specialist with 28 years in the field, offers a billed home remedy for uncomplicated piles. He claims a mild, painless, inexpensive method used at his clinic can help sufferers. Write The Dr. C. A. Johnson Rectal Clinic, Dept. 838, 1324 Main St, Kansas City, KS for free information.
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D. A. Johnson
Johnson
Dr. C. A. Johnson
Dept
Main Si
Kansas City
Rubber pact announced for 30000 U S Rubber workers
In Cincinnati officials of U S Rubber and the United Rubber Workers disclosed a nationwide company contract covering about 30 000 employees across 46 plants. The agreement provides one week vacation after one year of service and two weeks after five years, with severance pay scales ranging from one week to two weeks per year of service for longer tenures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
O-United Rubber Workers
Cincinnati
Vile Countel
Steel contract talks resume between USW and Big Steel
Labor and management will meet in Pittsburg amid cordiality after U S Steel reached an agreement with the union on job classification. Workers of the five U S Steel subsidiaries will gain wage increases totaling $45 000 and the bargaining pattern for the industry is expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GTO
United Steelworkers
Big Steel
Pittsanal
U. S. Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel
G A W Local 248 Wins West Allis Plant Union Election
G A W Local 248 won a special bargaining election at the Alix Chalmers Manufacturing plant in West Allis Wisconsin. Unofficial returns show a 4192 to 2015 vote in favor of G A W as bargaining agent for the nine month strike workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alix Chalmers Manufacturing Company
West Allis
Wis
G.A.W
CTQ
Tnnion
Pole Church Rites on Antarctica by Navy Chaplain
A group of Americans held what may be the first church service on the Antarctic continent inside a snowbound tent at Little America. William J Menster of Dubuque urged renewal of faith and peace among nations as the central expedition chaplain noted no prior record of another landing. Fire damaged the Bowers Battery and Spark Plant in Reading causing about 500000 dollars in losses.
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Little America
Antarctica
Canada
William J. Menster
Dubuque
Town
Menster
The
Central
Navy
Tic
Reading
UWP
Bowers Battery
Spark Plaz Company
Clarence P. Bowers
Bonds Sold For City Improvement Project
City council accepted a bid from four Sans Antonians J Mt Hains B Zachry L E Fite and W W McAllister to purchase 500000 of the 7500000 improvement bond issue. The group gains a repurchase option within 00 days after the Supreme Court decision with profits directed to the city planning board or the city itself. McAllister said the sale serves a public purpose and preserves the highway project with John Zeller named as city agent for right of way purchases.
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Sans Antonians
J. Mt Hains
11. B. Zachry
L. E. Fite
W. W. McAllister
Supreme Court
City Planning Board
City Iself
P. L. Anderson
Alfred Callaghan
McAllister
Gus B. Mauermarin
John Zeller
Ball Stands To Browns Move For Transit Company
City council voted Monday to transfer the Tech field stands to the Transit company for $1. It is understood the stands will be given to the St. Louis Browns for their new ball park.
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Rrn
Tech Field
Transit Company
St. Louis Browns
Texas Senate approves Beauford Jester appointees as state secretary and railroad commissioner
In executive session the Texas Senate confirmed Governor Beauford Jester's picks Paul Brown of Marlingen as secretary of state and William Murray of Houston as railroad commissioner. Both had prior committee approval. The session followed a whirlwind day approving 27 bills and several resolutions.
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Austin
Senate
Beauford Jester
Paul Brown
Marlingen
William Murray
Houston
Howard Carney
Atlanta
Rial Court
Pat Bullock
Colorado City
House
Grady Hazelwood
Amarillo
House of Representatives
W. O. Reed
Davis Clifton
McKinney
Texas
Saudi Crown Prince Saud Al Saud Visits Texas
Crown Prince Saud Al Saud of Saudi Arabia completed a three day visit to Texas and departed for Phoenix Arizona. He is studying United States industries agriculture and transportation during the trip.
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Houston
Saud Al-Saud
Saudi Arabia
Texas
Phoenix
Ariz
Louis Jordan Stabbed in Affray. Wife Held on Weapon Charge
Louis Jordan a 38 year old Negro band chief remained treated for stab wounds after an affray at a friend's home in Pasadena. His wife Freecie Ernestine Jordan, 37, was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Local unions receive a March of Dimes campaign appeal from F E Swales president of the San Antonio trades council urging support.
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Pasadena
Louis Jordan
Freecie Ernestine Jordan
Jordan
F. E. Swales
The
San Antonin |Trades Council
March of Dimes Can
Voted to Commissioner Thanks Police Chief Letter
Bexar county commissioners Monday voted to send a letter of thanks to Police Commissioner P. L. Anderson for the wear of his maintenance employees in painting parking spaces for county officials on the west side of the courthouse.
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Bexar
P. L. Anderson
Weather Hirmidit and Lunar Details Highlighted
Weather summary shows past 24 hour precipitation totals and monthly excess, yearly totals, tide times at Aransas Pass, moon phases and rises, and mean temperature around 64 degrees. It lists forthcoming travel and city references including Amarillo, Cheyenne, Chicago, Corpus Christi, and Dallas area stations with scattered data.
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Hirmidit
Deane
al Aransas
Armarillo
Ransag Cie
Mrrunhis' al Now Vic Cai
Wittaliegl Ia Williston
Lilienthal McKellar Feud Surfaces in Atomic Hearing
Washington Roundup reports a heated exchange during a senate committee hearing on David Lilienthal's nomination to head the atomic energy commission. McKellar challenged Lilienthal, claiming he knows little about splitting the atom, while Lilienthal defended national defense as the commission’s priority. Sen Wiley urged quick passage of pro public registration and a two year wage act change amid broader political tension.
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International
Jon Furs
Ator McKellar
D-Tenn
David E. Lilienthal
House
Senate
Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
McKellar
Quigzey
Trman
Atumic Group
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mev Kellar
Gil Nty
Butt
Joint Congressional Committee
Tennessee
Atomic Control Commission
Vandenberg
Rmieh
Wiley
Wis
Portal
America
Wuther
Republicans Move to Cut Spending for Budget Balance
Economy minded Republicans began work today to slash new spending requests and recapture existing appropriations. Their aim is a balanced budget in the current fiscal year and a sizeable surplus in the next year.
House tax plan shifts to graduated 20 percent cuts
The house GOP leadership edged away from an across the board 20 percent personal income tax cut and favored a graduated approach. Lower wage earners would get 20 percent cuts while larger pay envelopes would see about 12 percent reductions. Representative Knutson staunchly backs 20 percent, but may accept the modification. The house also prepared for quick passage to extend wartime excise taxes.
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House
GOP
Knutson
House Pays and Means
Marshall Seeks to Shape Democracy Policy Abroad
Secretary of State Marshall moves to fast track democracy in Latin America after United States presses for policy shift. He backs international efforts to end compulsory military training, urging UN action and a broader global accord, as Byrnes’s absence slows Washington’s capital reach.
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Janet F. Byrnes
Marshall
Landis
R-Ind
Congress
Secretary
U. S
United Nations Organization
Murder Trial Delayed by Lopez Health Crisis
The E. J. Lopez murder trial was postponed again on Monday due to the defendant’s acute bronchitis. Judge W. W. McCrory and defense attorney Herman Nami sought further delay while the district attorney arranged medical exams and subpoenas for Lopez’s doctors. Associate counsel Joe Burkett joined the defense as the court also set Grove T. Goodner’s auto theft case for trial to speed the docket.
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E. J. Lopez
North Flores ‘Street
Frank Parrott
W. W. McCrory
G. Taylor
Grove T. Goodner
Check Itching First Application Promises Rapid Relief
An early eczema rash and skin condition ad claims ONE APPLICATION of Blues Ointment provides relief for itching and ringworm, pimples, and scalp. It mentions repeating as needed for healing and cautions that money back offer may fail to satisfy.
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Labor Roundup Brass Workers Bar Union Head
CIO
S Frontier
RB Western
Alamo Olaza
Browns
the Central
Alamo Plaza
Prince Saud To
Arizona
Washington
Lilienthal, McKellar
Pria
Fei
Norito
Noredo
Norio
Watertith
Ashestoy
Sagray & Son
Coe
Nevelow Auto Repair Shop
Alamo
Bury
van Ry
Restone
Firestone
North Alamo
Alexander
Graham Bell
Boston
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Bell System
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Alexander Graham Bell
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
Dr. Bell
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